Nunney First School

We are delighted to share that Nunney School was inspected by Ofsted in April this year and has been judged Good overall, and Outstanding for pupils’ personal development, behaviour and welfare. This wonderful outcome is a direct result of the dedication of everyone...

We would like to say a very thank you to Mr and Mrs Taylor for bringing their truly amazing collection of carnivorous plants in to share with us. We learnt lots of facts about carnivorous plants and one of the many benefits of being a small school, is the fact that...

This term we have been learning about bees and the important part they play in pollinating plants. We have learnt about the challenges bees face and how difficult life has become for them as a result of habitat loss, climate change, toxic pesticides and disease. Many...

World Book Day 2019 was so much fun! Our costumes were amazing, full of thought and creativity. We really enjoyed looking at and trying to work our which book character  everyone had come as - some were easier than others! On a storytelling mat in the hall, were lots...

Shrove Tuesday was a very special day at Nunney School. Many of us brought frying pans into school and these were put to very good use across the day as we engaged in a wide range of activities involving pancakes! And here are our pancake race champions! Well done...

Everyone agreed that our whole school visit to Wookey Hole Caves on Friday 1st March was an amazing experience. The caves were spectacular and a long way under the ground! We learnt a lot about different types of rock and experienced firsthand, how limestone is eroded...

Harvest celebrations were great fun and involved us all in a range of activities and learning experiences linked to food and farming. The whole school visitied ASDA where we saw bread being made, completed a fruit and vegetable quiz and saw how food is delivered and...

Reception pupils have taken to school like ducks to water! Here they are in their first week at school, proudly wearing necklaces they have threaded, each containing the number of beads (including pieces of pasta!) they could accurately count - an example of the rich,...

This summer was a fabulous season for growing food albeit that there was a lot of watering to do to keep the plants alive! In our first week back at school, Year 1 pupils spent Friday afternoon harvesting our crops and collected all this amazing food to sell. There...

Everyone at Nunney School was extremely proud to see Pauline Andrews recognised by the Chairman of Somerset County Council for her significant contribution to our school across 27 years. Mrs Andrews gives freely and generously of her talents and her time. She is able...